colin: i would agree with that trade.er question, i would be willing to put money to work in the longer end of the curve. scott's point about the short and are spot on, but there is opportunity further out. it's a real possibility in my opinion there are two more hikes, not four expected to the end of next year. jonathan: you will stick with me. colin robertson, diana amoa and scott thiel. week, let'sts this get a market check for you. play shape up as follows. you see the bid coming in on the back end of the 10's. we get a rally to the back into this week. spreadhead, the final and the week ahead featuring comments from the fed'd jay powell and the u.s. jobs report. this is "bloomberg real yield." ♪ jonathan: i am jonathan ferro. this is "bloomberg real yield." it is time for the final spread. china's financial markets closed all the due to holidays. jay powell and theresa may speak. on friday the jobs report just around the corner as we wrap up the end of september and the third quarter. still with me is diana amoa, sco

colin: i will take the bunds.athan: just quickly, does junk outperform investment grade through year end in the u.s., yes or no? diana: yes, but bb's. scott: i think investment-grade outperforms. colin: high-yield outperforms. jonathan: there you go, a bit of disagreement. we make a market at the end. to catch up with you all. thank you very much to diana amoa, scott thiel and colin robertson. that does it for us from london. we will be here from new york next time. this is bloomberg. ♪ ♪ alix: $100 oil. analysts warn of an oil price spike. total says it could happen. how to play triple digit crude. the golden merger. mark bristow is leading the new company. how other gold makers will compete. how one oil company is trying to change the energy mix in a world where wind and solar gain market shares. we speak to eldar saetre. ♪

colin: i will take the bunds.than: just quickly, does junk outperform investment grade through year end in the u.s., yes or no? diana: yes, but bb's. scott: i think investment-grade outperforms. colin: high-yield outperforms. jonathan: a bit of disagreement. we make a market at the end. thank you very much to diana amoa, scott thiel and colin robertson. that does it for us from london. we will be here from new york next time. carol: welcome to "bloomberg businessweek." jason: we are joining you from bloomberg headquarters in new york. carol: coming up, the metal that started trumps trade war. trumps aluminum tariff opposed. jason: why investors are rolling the dice on cryptocurrencies and cannabis stocks. carol: first up, we need to take a moment to focus on the story of the week. brett kavanaugh's senate hearing

>> colin: if we pissed him off he would. [ colin chuckles ] they sleep so soundly, these zebra.d more zebras. so many you almost get bored seeing a herd of them. giraffes looking only slightly irritated to be interrupted, and evermore massive herds, stadium-sized crowds of wildebeests. a phish concert of these unkempt-looking things every few hundred yards. all that's missing is a hacky sack. >> colin: everyone's come to terms now that the wildebeest migration means wildebeests jumping into rivers. i mean, the fact that that only happens two months out of the whole year. the rest of the year, they're trekking through the bush. to me, this is so much more spectacular, you see these big numbers. you'll be in an area this morning that was full of wildebeests, and go there this afternoon and there's not one. they've moved. >> anthony: thousands and thousands of wildebeests on their annual migration are everywhere. a big circle, stretched out across tanzania and into kenya, in search of prime grazing. it's all about water and grass and a good place to make babies. >> colin: i mean, l

colin: i will take the bunds.n: just quickly, does junk outperform investment great -- grade through year end in the u.s., yes or no? diana: yes, but bb's. scott: i think investment-grade outperforms. colin: high-yield outperforms. jonathan: a bit of disagreement. we make a market at the end. that you very much to diana amoa, scott thiel and colin robertson. that does it for us from london. we will be here from new york next time. this is bloomberg. ♪ comcast business built the nation's largest gig-speed network. then went beyond. beyond chasing down network problems. to knowing when and where there's an issue. beyond network complexity. to a zero-touch, one-box world. optimizing performance and budget. beyond having questions. to getting answers. "activecore, how's my network?" "all sites are green." all of which helps you do more than your customers thought possible. comcast business. beyond fast. ♪ alix: $100 oil. analysts warn of an oil price spike. total says it could happen. how to play triple digit crude. t

colin kaepernick. the boycott and backlash boiling over. "fox and friends first" starts now. >> good morning, you are watching "fox and friends first" on tuesday morning. i have been away for a while but great to be back, thanks for starting your day with us. brett kavanaugh in the hot seat today, the confirmation is on as donald trump's supreme court nominee faces the senate. we have been watching for this. griff jenkins live in washington were democrats are determined to slow the process was i have been gone for 7 weeks, they were saying this wasn't going to happen but it is happening. >> reporter: democrats are trying to delay the hearings, chuck schumer blasting the administration for releasing documents last night, so there would not be time to read them before the hearing started of yours, senator schumer, republicans know this has been the least transparent scotus process in history and the hearings should be delayed until we can fully rent view brett cavanagh's record, the demonstration pushing

colin kaepenick remains unemployed young nike and and yesterday revealed colin kaepenick, several athletesis featuring in his 30th anniversary at camp plot-- campaign for its slogan "just do it". nike says the ad is targeted to teenagers 15 to 17. colin kaepenick has not paid it in the nfl since 2016 and with nike since 2011. believe in something even if it means sacrificing everything. how much did nike sacrifice to align like this with colin kaepenick? we see backlash with people posting video on social media burning nike shoes, burning-- ripping logo off their clothing. look at this from former iranian president. he says the nfl said it will start again with colin kaepenick not on the roster even though he's one of the best quarterbacks. lauren: he's trying to stir controversy. >> last week he said serena williams should wear that catsuit. the season will kickoff thursday with the philadelphia eagles against the atlanta falcons and sunday that jets make sam donald they got the starting quarterback and nathan peterman gets the nod for the buffalo bills. major upsets, major upsets last ni

i love what colin kaepernick is doing.honestly, i do feel a little bit bad for all of these people who are out there on the alt-right and conservatives, because you realize we live in a world now where brands are taking stands on political issues. but they don't give anyone a warning first. they just spring it on you. yeah, some of these dudes were walking out of the store yesterday with their new nikes and people were like, "yeah, resist!" and they're holding the box like, "wait. no, no! i just needed arch support! no!" so as it stands, some people say they're now going to buy nikes to support colin kaepernick's protest, and others say they'll never buy nikes again because the shoe disrespects the troops. all i know is it's only a matter of time before we ask as many questions about the politics of a product as the product itself. it will be us walking into stores with the service guy walking up going, "can i help you with anything?" "yeah, i really want to buy this toaster, but first, what are its views on abortion? do y

tracy was talking about it, nike's colin kaepernick backlash boiling over.tim kennedy, says he will never wear anything from the company again, he joins us live next to explain why. this isn't just any moving day. this is moving day with the best in-home wifi experience and millions of wifi hotspots to help you stay connected. and this is moving day with reliable service appointments in a two-hour window so you're up and running in no time. show me decorating shows. this is staying connected with xfinity to make moving... simple. easy. awesome. stay connected while you move with the best wifi experience and two-hour appointment windows. click, call or visit a store today. heather: california on the verge of making it harder for ice agents to arrest dangerous illegal immigrants. jackie ibanez joins us with the latest from the sanctuary state. >> reporter: nearly a year since california gained its sanctuary state status, but governor jerry brown is expected to sign a bill the titans restrictions on ice agents. senate bill 389 gives judicial officers the power

>> do you know who colin kaepernick is a question mark >> i have no idea. this. >> nike has announced colin kaepernick the new face, did they make a good choice? >> yes, because he legitimately does protest in a good way. >> do you think they made a good choice? >> talk to me in a month when the stock goes down. >> i think that everybody should have the choice whether they want to stand up or not. >> i personally do not agree with that type of protest, but if nike chooses him and they think that he has the best one, then so be it. >> do you think it is smart for businesses to go with the politics? >> to mind mind, yes, but it is where do you draw the line? >> sean: i set it last season, for me, i do not support boycotts, saturday is my football day. too many men fought, bled, died under that flag, it should be one thing that unites the whole country, joining us now, jessica tarlov, cohost of "the five" you get two shows and "watters' world," his world or hers, we will find out, i cannot get over the cops as pigs socks and the way that he has depicted all po

admit it. >> in 2017 colin kaepernick was a top 50 best seller.re you laughing? these are facts. >> sean: because i am laughing. >> yes he thinks he is funny too. nike has a history of doing this, they supported michael jordan, for instance when air jordan was banned. >> and what did jordan say? republicans by sneakers too. >> what does that have to do with anything? >> sean: hold on. not even close, 100-0. jesse's world. >> the next generation that nike is going after -- >> sean: this is outrageous, that's next. good to see you both. ♪ ooh, heaven is a place on earth ♪ uhp. i didn't believe it. again. ♪ ooh, baby, do you know what that's worth? ♪ i want to believe it. [ claps hands ] ♪ ooh i'm not hearing the confidence. okay, hold the name your price tool. power of options based on your budget! and! ♪ we'll make heaven a place on earth ♪ yeah! oh, my angels! ♪ ooh, heaven is a place on earth ♪ [ sobs quietly ] ♪ >> sean: on friday, funeral was held for the legendary singer aretha franklin, and among the musical icons and political figures there

the face, colin kaepernick.ars to be taking sides in the debate over kneeling during the national anthem. the controversy that has engulfed the nfl. >> the nfl star suddenly at the center of a national debate -- >> reaction to president trump's tweets about player protests still reverberating around nfl stadiums -- >> now to that bold statement from nike -- >> reporter: the sports apparel giant naming the former pro quarterback as a face iconic "just do it" campaign days before the football season kicks off. >> in the history of sports, no campaign, no ad campaign, is bigger than "just do it." michael jordan, tiger woods, kobe bryant, and for them to pick colin kaepernick, a guy who is not playing right now, but has a huge social footprint, is something that we haven't seen before in sports. >> reporter: kaepernick's protest began as a way to raise awareness about racial inequality and police brutality against unarmed black men. and as soon as he tweeted the ad yesterday, it went viral. reaction ranging from sup

and it is narrated by colin kaepernick.attention to his and other players protests against police brutality. here's a clip. >> if you're born a refugee, don't let it stop you from playing soccer for the national team at age 16. don't become the best baseball player on the planet. be bigger than baseball. >> believe in something. even if it means sacrificing everything. >> nbc's ron mott is live in the city of brotherly love for the ra reigning champion's philadelphia eagles opener. what's the scene on the ground? >> hey there, craig, people are ready for some football and tonight here in philadelphia, we'll get the nfl season kicked off. the eagles starting their title defense tonight against the atlanta falcons. it's going to be a huge crowd here tonight. there's the concert that they've got scheduled. so once folks get off of work, they will be heading down here for the nfl experience. now, of course, everybody here in philly is talking about the game but across the country, they're talking about that ad that you just sho

how will we look back at colin kaepernick 20 years from now?t know to be perfectly honest with you, tommy and carlos in the 680 limb picks it was a very different time, the 68 summer riots but right now, there are very few things as americans that bind us that certainly isn't language and religion. it may be sport hopefully it is sport but so few things left like the flag that it may not be looked on as fondly as a 68 olympic moment with folks raising their fist to your original question i will say this about gillette they are taking a safer marketing approach because essentially americans love underdogs who overcome ridiculous obsticles regardless of political strife and anyone who say shakeem should have been inspired right then and there but i will say this about colin kaepernick. maybe he will make his way but i don't like the nike ad, because it just spotlights him and essentially lines his pockets and obviously nike fought differently because they decided to run a second set of ads that does spot lit more people overcoming obsticles other

colin kaepernick clearly cannot depict police in general.ks depict all cops as pigs and think i will defend you. >> that is what people are upset, nike knew this was a controversy. they chose to drive straight into it. they chose this to be a moment for them to say, this is what we are going to do? they have the right to do that. but as a consumer, i have the trite say, i'm not buying nike anymore. cluck with this xavenli think t huge controversy, that's one of the reasons why they waited so long to unroll this, hoping some of this could have died down. >> so what would have been done to keep the very valid focus and argument of this whole protest in play? what could have happened differently? >> first i think colin kaepernick shouldn't depick all police officers as pig, second of all, i think colin kaepernick should have actually met with police and talked with police and sat down with them and start to be a uniter on this issue than a divider on this issue. that's where i think he lost half of the country if not more. not all police office

a lot of you guys do a lot already, did it before colin kaepernick and after colin kaepernick. again, looks like from the outside and the more left-wing critics and people on the left who think you guys were bought off like this guy steven crockett, at the root, i'll put up the full screen. says, malcolm jenkins sounds like man who turned his back on harrie t tubman. please stop calling malcolm jenkins the face of colin kaepernick kaepernick's. you were too quick to take the money instead of continuing the protest and standing against what the n.f.l. owners are all about. you are getting hit by both sides, the left and the right, i guess. >> honestly, laura, i can understand how from the outside it may look that way. on the inside and you understand that generations of players coming to this point and moving forward are going to be concerned about the issues that all americans should be concerned about, you understand money being donated was us and the n.f.l. coming together and negotiateing that and willing to support the cause. i think we can learn a lesson from what happened

is saying about nike making colin kaepernick part of its ad esmpaign. but first, the headlines in 60 seconds. >> an absolutely devastating peek behind the curtains of the west wing laid bare in bob woodward's new book. g white house chief of staff chn kelly quoted in the book as saying of the president, "he's an idiot. ra's gone off the rails. at're in crazy town." >> also denigrated the attorney general to staff, calling him a "dumb southerner." >> reporter: tropical storm gordon is threatening more than eight million people along the gulf coast. a hurricane warning is in effect anom the louisiana-mississippi er

they chose colin kaepernick as their face. traders first thing walked in, how about the marines? they had a million and one other people would have preferred to have seen. others thought he was a good choice. you saw on social media, one person said, dear nike, i appreciate thaw are standing with colin kaepernick. there is also the #nike boycott. the boycott seems to be more front and center. it is taking down foot locker. charlie brady says 2/3 of food locker's revenue comes from sales of nike products. so there are worries surrounding both of those. a quick peek at the tech titans apple and amazon. both hit all-time highs. apple hit trillion dollar mark in early august. amazon today, did the very same, crossing a trillion dollars in market cap. i'm happy for those with those stocks and hitting all-time highs. cheryl: not happy for those who didn't buy it when they thought they should have. >> like those that maced out. cheryl: true here. nicole, thank you very. let's bring in bellpointe chief strategist, david melson. that i

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the latest ad campaign from the sports giant nike will feature the football player colin kaepernick,uarterback with the san francisco 49ers for six years, but stirred controversy in 2016 when he took a knee during the playing of the national anthem before games. caroline rigby reports. "believe in something, even if it means sacrificing everything." the words of former nfl quarterback colin kaepernick, part of an advertising campaign for the sports brand nike. kaepernick was at the san francisco 49ers when he began kneeling during the national anthem in the 2016 nfl season, a protest against racial injustice and police brutality, what he saw as state oppression against african americans and people of colour. his actions sparked a wider movement and national debate. criticised by some, including president tromp, for being disrespectful to both the american flag and the military. now a free agent, kaepernick is suing the nfl, alleging ten owners colluded to prevent him from signing with another team. —— team. being chosen as the face of nike‘s latest advertising venture is likely to be

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. >>> nike is making colin kaepernick one of the faces of the new ad campaign on the 30th anniversary it slogan. now the president is responding to a new ad, and here is what he told the daily caller. maybe there's a reason they're doing it, but i think as far as sending a message i think it's a terrible message and message that shouldn't be sent. i guess he didn't like the message. there's no reason for it. joining me now is the chief national correspondent for "the new york times" and author of "big game, the nfl in dangerous times." hold it up. yeah, it's a fascinating book and i've seen some of your interviews and i thank you for coming on. >> my pleasure. >> give me the reaction to colin kaepernick and nike. >> well, first of all i think they're doing a great job trying to sell my book, which i think is there initial intent here. they've had five, six years of either self-inflicted wounds or self-exacerbating wound. the season is starting in two days. you know this isn't going to be resolved. i'm surprised it took the president as long as he did to weigh in on this. and he loves

colin was among the very best of them. although he was assigned to chief of staff john kelly he was always there to help anyone who needed it. our hearts are broken. agent johnson will be greatly missed. our prayers are with his entire family. with that i will take your questions. john. >> tuck stalk about the topic. day the anonymous op-ed this "the new york times." the president thought it would be a good idea for jeff sessions to look into this. is there anything about what was published about "the new york times" that would warrant a investigation by the department of justice? >> certainly if there is an individual, whether or not since we don't know who they are, if that individual is in meetings

colin kaepernick knelt during the national anthem to protest racial injustice nike will produce colinaepernick apparel including a shoe, t-shirts, nike will also donate money to colin kaepernick's know your rights campaign last week his lawsuit accusing the nfl of colluding to keep him off the field was allowed to proceed. that will cloud the season, to some degree. a few billion in market cap shaved off today. >> yeah. it's interesting our old friend -- >> yeah. >> the guy has been under contract for a year and they were waiting to do this. you have to go over the foot locker conference call that's only 24 and you have johnson who is a good ceo it -- if you can be cool, that will sell. if there are people that believe colin kaepernick is cool, believe me, they'll do well. when you go over foot locker there were head winds in the jordan shoe which was surprising it was not a good quarter for all. nike air max is doing very well. nike air max $150 on the nike side $150 on the foot locker side no real edge nike is football cleat it's a dominant if you feel this is bad, go buy under armo

colin kaepernick lost everything as he said.g pretty well now. >> he was riding the bench prior to this and was on his way out the door. he hasn't sacrificed anything. as we were talking about the nike situation, going forward we can expect to see what we have already seen. maybe they are playing nice right now but as we go on through the season we can expect to see nfl owners continue to lack courage to protect their brand and nfl players to continue to push the false narrative of racism on the rest of the country and see some corporations try to take advantage would exploit the division in the nation for a profit because that is what we are seeing nike do. heather: is that what nike is doing? >> that was spot on. we are dealing with globalists. they had their international brand, they don't mind being the brand to be attractive to other countries where they want to move. same with the nfl. 80 other nations, to make sure that happens, corporations man up and decide what to do with these players so they are not demeaning their b

but the guy who made this is not colin kaepernick who started this.ntil donald trump got in and called nfl players sobs. >> we were talking about kaepernick on fox news for a year and a half. >> you go back and check. >> [overlapping talking]. >> [laughing]. >> here's the thing. i think the police had a terrific response. they said we are not calling for any boycott of nike. guess what? police officers make sacrifices every day. that's a measured and thoughtful response other than some of the blow hards at 1600pennsylvania. >> these guys put me on the hot seat for the first time on "the five." track of regrets. penns. >> these guys put me on the hot seat for the first time on "the five." at i do count on is boost®. delicious boost® high protein nuritional drink now has 33% more protein, along with 26 essential vitamins and minerals boost® high protein. be up for life. you know i miss playing catch with the... grandkids and teaching them how to give a good handshake. now look at me... i'm all bent out of shape. (vo tv) if you have bent fingers and can'

jillian: donald from calling out mikey for the, quote, terrible message it is sending with the colin xm 115 from the nfl as well. >> reporter: they may be desperate to focus on football but league executives are supporting this ad and the players who protesting in a statement the national football league believes in dialogue, understanding and unity, the social justice issues colin kaepernick and other professional athletes raised deserve our attention and action. the national association of police organizations weighed in and slammed the ad for suggesting colin kaepernick sacrificed everything saying the fact that colin kaepernick is no longer a starting nfl player does not equally to him being someone who sacrificed what it means to look for arlington national cemetery. outrage still pouring in on social media, look at these tweets, i will never buy another nike product again, another twitter user saying burn your nike gear and another writing nike no longer in my closet or shopping list so the company has got to worry about people who feel this way but they are standing by the ad

the company naming colin kaepernick the face of its new just do it campaign.tonight, some famous names are now showing their support. and here's abc's paula faris. >> reporter: colin kaepernick is back in action, but this time, off the field. the controversial quarterback now the face of nike's 30th anniversary just do it campaign. with these words -- believe in something, even if it means sacrificing everything. in 2016, kaepernick ignited a firestorm when he started kneeling during the national anthem to protest racial injustice. >> you're going to have that backlash for trying to fight for people. >> reporter: nike's move today drawing swift backlash. some taking to social media to burn their gear in protest. but other nike athletes like lebron james and serena williams praising the decision. serena tweeting, "especially proud to be a part of the nike family today. #justdoit." tom brady liking the ad on instagram, too. nike's stock today taking a hit, dropping over 3%. >> the executives at nike decided that this was a risk worth taking. >> reporter: one fie

so i think that colin kaepernick aligning with them as a p.r.their larger bigger problem. and to feed the left-wing media, oh, look, we are friends of colin kaepernick, so overlook the years of criticism about the slave labor that makes our shoed the exploitation that we are perfectly fine with and then tucker, i will go a step further. when you look at president trump's america first policy and how they are impacting corporations like a nike and to the business that they do overseas, go and have their materials made in another country for less money, and then bring them back into our country without being taxed or punished for that, i just think that nike is playing politics here on a number of different levels. and it is a p.r. stunt to that i think it's going to blow up and backfire in their face. no different, this reminds me of espn naming caitlyn jenner the most courageous person in america, because she had a sex change operation. i think that this is cut from that same cloth and how we doing that a label espn, pse and out of touch with mi

jillian: what colin kaepernick has to say during season?x & friends first" continues right now. ♪ ♪ rob: i prefer the original, that's okay. jillian: debate will continue, you're watching "fox & friends first" on monday morning i'm jillian mele. rob: and it's raining on the east coast, thanks for starting your day with us and your week with us. jillian: vice president mike pence slamming the anonymous new york times op-ed as the administration ramping up efforts to try and identify the rogue official. rob: this as the white house drops new hints at who could be behind the scathing article, garrett tenney live in washington with the latest fallout, hey, garrett. >> rob and jillian good morning to you, the white house appears to be narrowing list of suspects, late last week advisers told that there 12 anonymous of the op-ed and kellyanne conway says president trump believes the author is someone from the national security sector which raises concerns. >> somebody who doesn't have the guts and the courage to come out and put their names to tha

colin kaepernick tweeted the ad this morning. the video also features other star athletes like lebron james and serena williams. >>> a large, nike billboard of colin kaepernick displayed union square right now. in 2016 the former quarterback started the movement of kneeling during the national anthem. he wanted to protest racial injustice. he is not signed with any effort -- any nfl team and is accusing the nfl of keeping him off the field. some critics are taking aim at nike with this picture featuring ex-nfl player pat tillman. it has the same words but has him as both a player and a soldier. tillman turned down millions of eight days millions of dollars to enlist in the army in the aftermath of september 11. he died in combat in 2004. >>> his biographer says, the army veteran would have been kneeling right alongside colin kaepernick. >>> a company that makes hearing aids in the bay area is going to do more than improve hearing. >> john ramus reports, they are using artificial intelligence to help users understand different lan

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colin kaepernick will not stand for the national anthem, he has been revealed as the new face of the campaign for the 30th anniversary, social media blowing up about this and you'll never guess who rush to colin kaepernick's defense, john brennan. a pat on the back from the former cia director. the president's labor day tweets. >> this is a big tweet and it is getting a lot of attention but donald trump was just in the nation's top law enforcement officers should have waited until after the midterms to prosecute two republican congressman until after the election. donald trump is again taking his attorney general to task by saying two long-running obama era investigations and republican congressmen were brought to a well-publicized charge just ahead of the midterms by the jeff sessions justice department, two easy win now in doubt but not enough time, good job, jeff, the two congressman i chris collins from new york and london hunter from california who are indicted within two weeks of each other on unrelated charges. collins is charged with 13 counts of securities fraud, wire fraud

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the sports giant nike has said its latest advertising campaign will feature colin kaepernick, the formerlice brutality towards african—america ns. kaepernick was a quarterback with the san francisco 49ers for six years, but stirred controversy in 2016 when he knelt down during the playing of the us national anthem before matches. caroline rigby reports. i'm joined now from atlanta, georgia, by doctor marc williams, a sports marketing expert and hearst visiting professional at the university of florida. good to talk to you. what are you thinking about this? wonderful to hear from you guys. thinking about this? wonderful to hearfrom you guys. first thinking about this? wonderful to hear from you guys. first and foremost, i want to thank cc connecting with you, it sends a powerful message to america and the world that nike is serious about social consciousness. when they started this just social consciousness. when they started thisjust do it campaign 30 yea rs started thisjust do it campaign 30 years ago, the focus was to find a way to connect with americans and people around the world, to

this is all tied up colin kaepernick.rmer nfl player. tell us more. colin kaepernick famously was the nfl player who took the knee during the national anthem in protest of racism in the united states of america. became a huge cause and other nfl players did likewise, others didn't. donald trump got involved and said it was a disgrace and then he said that he would sack players that did that. anyway, nike have sent copies ofa that. anyway, nike have sent copies of a new ad campaign. and that. anyway, nike have sent copies ofa new ad campaign. and in retaliation against that, opponents of what he has done have taken to destroying nike goods that they own. so, you've seen a lot of bizarre stuff. people cutting up their socks stop. setting fire to the nike trainers. remove the swoosh. one man said that he was quite stunned. —— he set himself on fire. and he filled it from here i am sitting here in my trainers. to his traders right down here i am in hospital. and the picture of his feet burned as if he made himself become a tr

colin kaepernick won't play, but his presence will certainly be felt. >> it sure will be. >> good morning. welcome to "early start." i'm alison kosik here for christine romans. >> i'm dave briggs. it is thursday, september 6th. the president tonight at a fiery rally in billings, montana. at the same time the nfl season kicks off. we start with the mystery senior administration official who wrote that explosive new york times opinion piece. the one that calls out president trump for his immorality and reckless decision making. the author writing he or she is part of the resistance in the administration working against the worse impulses claiming invoking the 25th amendment to remove mr. trump from office and aides deciding not to risk a constitutional crisis. >> and this is from whoever wrote it. to be clear, ours is not the resist ants of the left. we want the administration to succeed and think the policies have made america safer and prosp prosperous. we believe the first duty is to the country and the commander has worked to the detriment of our heal

meanwhile, outrage over colin kaepernick being named new face of nike. tiffany's sparkling 250-million-dollar bet, on brick and mortar, check out this mug not beer ramen details on strange brew this morning, top story half an hour, judge brett kavanaugh on hot seat this morning, president trump second supreme court nominee, set to appear before senate judiciary committee, one hour from right now, that will set off a partisan battle over alignment appointment to high court joining me harvard law professor emeritus author of it case against beaching trump alan dershowitz thanks for being here this morning. >> thank you. >> expectations, for hearings set to begin about an hour. >> well entirely predictabling about with jaur hoef ask if they i think roe v. wade is stand law he will say yes whether he accepts binding power precedent will say less bending on supreme court than apart of appeals certainly respects precedent the question will there we surprises have democrats come up with faction or envision we're not aware of could catch him by surprise generall

after colin kaepernick.gain, it looks like from the outside -- and even some of the more left-wing critics of you guys -- and there are people on the left to really think you guys were just bought off, like this guy stephen crockett in "the root." i'll put up the full screen of that. "malcolm jenkins sounds like the man who turned his back on harriet tubman to do the good work of making sure he can effect change from inside the plantation. please stop calling malcolm jenkins the face of colin kaepernick's movement. that would be like saying ben carson is doing the work that malcolm x started." that is a nasty comment about ben carson. you get the point. you guys were too quick to take the money, instead of continuing to protest and standing against what the nfl owners are really all about. you are getting hit by both sides, the left on the right, i guess. >> honestly, laura, i can understand how from the outside it may look that way, but when you are in the inside, and you understand him again, that generati

>> colin kaepernick already won.anniversary. >> with a couple of dollars in his pocket. >> more than a few. donald trump is attempted to engage in a racist disinformation campaign to make it about the anthem and not about what it's about which is kneeling to protest racial inequity. that's to the credit of not only colin kaepernick, but players consistent in arguing this is not about the anthem, but racial inequality and police violence. colin kaepernick has the younger generation. the people cheers for donald trump and they are not the people buying nike products and going to, i believe, support colin kaepernick through his trials and tripulations. >> what are we going to see tomorrow? it is a sunday. >> who knows what we will see tomorrow. colin kaepernick won this weeks and months ago. they came out with the mini two-minute movie. even came on the first night of the season. this already has been a win for kaepernick. he got money in his pocket and as you kind of pay attention to the count radio and how things are

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response from the nfl after the ad leaving fans divided, some celebrating, some burning shoes over colin kaepernick as the new face of nike. a former cosby show star, apparently job shamed for working at a grocery store, a hollywood megastar offering him a new gig. >>> a big movie mystery solved, dorothy's ruby red slippers from the "wizard of oz" found by the fbi and finally finding their way home. >>> this is "nbc nightly news" with lester holt. >> good evening. they're bracing for impact along the gulf coast tonight with hurricane warnings posted right now. gordon still building strength with sustained winds at 70 miles an hour. the storm could reach hurricane status before making landfall overnight. this hour state of emergency in officials are urging people to leave.kerry sanders is in the s zone. >> reporter: gordon is already hammering the gulf coast. from bay st. louis, east to biloxi, a 7:00 p.m. to 7:00 a.m. curfew nown >> it now is reaching what is close to hurricane force winds. >> reporter: the storm surge could exceed 4 feet. residents along the gulf coast began sandbagging